after the rehearsal, veena tells me why theatre could be a great way of getting the team's message acrossthere is bad news for the rest of the team working on the e—book. back at base. it is a small malfunction on a emojis not showing up on the overlay. they were working earlier, it is a little worried because it would be nice to have it done right now. we have news, you may not like it. but it is what it is, ok? so, you know this morning, all the emojis were working great. but then we wanted to change the background to white, so that it is kind of like you know... it is not happening? there is a bug, because... when will it be fixed? later tonight. and the pressure is mounting as they need to reveal the e—book and the play to mehroonisa, priyanka and her classmates injust a few hours' time. it is the last day of our challenge, and despite yesterday's setbacks, everyone is excited to see what the team have come up with. and i'm revealing our expert solution to the world on bbc news. we're at the end of the week that was exploring the second of the 100 women challenges about female literac

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